TV Reviews7.1/10
Ted Lasso Review: Sudeikis Anchors a Solid Comedy With Real Stakes
Ted Lasso review: Jason Sudeikis anchors a warm, funny soccer comedy with real emotional weight.
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Television we have watched and scored.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Silo Review: Underground Horror From Steven Yeun Earns Its 7.5/10
A grim tale of a sealed world below, wherein men and women dwell in dread of the sun, and the Mayor's rule rests upon a lie.
TV Reviews8.2/10
Omar Sy Makes Lupin Work as a Smart Heist Series With a Twist Finale
A heist of diamonds, a thief of name and fame, Lupin deceives all Paris in a tale of grief and vengeance.
TV Reviews9.2/10
How Homeland’s Carrie Mathison Became the Face of TV’s Most Pressing Question: What Is Truth?
A retrospective review of Homeland, the spy drama that turned paranoia into tragedy, with a score of 9.2/10.
TV Reviews6.6/10
‘The Sandman’: Ambitious, Occasionally Brilliant, But Flawed Across Its Ten Episodes
A review of Neil Gaiman's The Sandman TV adaptation on Netflix, weighing ambition against uneven execution.
TV Reviews6.5/10
Superman & Lois Review: Smallville Holds Its Own Against Cadmus
A family tries to hold itself together while the world falls apart around it, in this worthy tale of a man who has stepped away from the cape.
TV Reviews6.5/10
Al Pacino Drives Tulsa King’s Slow-Burn Crime Drama, Despite Its Uneven Pacing
A review of Tulsa King, the slow-burn crime drama starring Al Pacino as a mobster returning to a changed hometown.
TV Reviews7/10
Manson’s Own Words: The Netflix Docuseries That Turns His Own Taped Rants Into a Brutal Listen
A docuseries built upon the very tapes wherein Charles Manson himself spoke, revealing the mind of a most infamous murderer.
TV Reviews8/10
Hit Point Review: Agent 47 Loses His Memory and Finds New York
A man wakes with no memory, a note, and a city to unravel. Hit Point mixes action, mystery, and quiet moments into one compelling tale.
TV Reviews10/10
Operation Safed Sagar Review: Kargil Soldiers, Not Generals
A grim, honest tale of soldiers upon a frozen ridge, wherein fathers' deaths, grief, and duty weigh heavier than any cannonade.